The ocean mist had not yet lifted, and the dogs were the only others on the beach, dancing with joy at the human company, leaping at us, at each other, darting into the sea, then up the sloping beach, gradually settling into a gentle trot, as they sensed that this was going to be a long morning. Twenty five kilometers long, Google maps told us, till the beach tapered off, below the Vasco headlands.
Mandalas are created in the Hindu tradition as well. My community's temple at San Jose does it during ever major festival. Some amazing creations that are wiped clean after the celebrations are completed.
Delightful read
Mandalas are created in the Hindu tradition as well. My community's temple at San Jose does it during ever major festival. Some amazing creations that are wiped clean after the celebrations are completed.
See https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=725835276252157&set=pb.100064770724403.-2207520000&type=3
and their branch in New Jersey https://www.facebook.com/KrishnaVrunda/posts/adi-shesha-as-described-in-tanta-saara-credit-goes-to-vadiraja-bhathappy-naaga-p/10153922319993074/
That's really interesting, Arun - thanks. I've never seen one in a north Indian temple.
Beautiful sir! Loved it.
Thanks, Ritik.